Wichita eagle., 1887-11-08

LA. WILSON
For Clerk,
s. DUNkIN
For Register Of Deeds,
ROBERT c. DEAN.
For Sheriff,
W. w. HAYS.
Tor Surveyor,
r. w. LUTRELL.
For Coroner
LEVI MCLAUGHLIN.
For Commissioner LIST District,
c. PITTMAN
See that the names on your ticket are
the same as those that stand at the head
of the first column on this page, and be
sure you deposit that ticket in the ballot
box.
A great revival OF religion is now in
progress at Fort. Scott. The Methodist
church at that place, the Monitor says is
nightly crowded with interested wor-
shippers.
The Republicans of Ohio are counting
upon a majority of 10000 for Gov. For
aker at least 0ne-fourth of which will be
directly due to Gov. Gordon's speech in
favor of the Democratic ticket.
If the Republicans Of Sedgwick county
do their duty at the polls today. and elect
the entire ticket they will insure an hon
est administration of the county's affairs
for the next two years and an easy vic
tory next year.
No one should suffer himself to be en-
crossed in business for the day until he
has gone to his polling place and voted
the Republican ticket, the cleanest and
best ticket ever named for local offices
in Sedgwick county.
Republicans, do not depend upon your
organization entirely: it viii do its duty
to the best advantage, no doubt. But to
make victory sure let every Republican
feel that he can devote at least an hour
or two to day of victory,
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Republicans of Wichita, remember,
the eyes of the state are upon you today.
Depcrt yourselves ike men. Be not
swerved from your duty to the party by
any Of the misleading walls that will fill
the air. Your acts today will be prove
your courage. Do your duty.
Whatever of criticism may be offered
President Cleveland for shortcomings in
his administration he is entitled to some
consideration for declining to be dictated
to by the would-be boss of his party in
this state who presides over the Topeka
Democrat. However, it would make no
difference as to effects in Kansas either
way.
\ meeting Of thirty-two Mugwumps
and m;lk-and-water Democrats was held
on Main street on Saturday night to get
up hurrah for Brown and next for the
whole Democratic ticket. Some over
jealous Brown man made some remark
about Bob DEAN, which so incensed
some friends of that candidate that the
meeting broke up in a row and DEAN
got the best Of it.
Every man who votes the Democratic
ticket today is not a law breaker nor a
bad citizen. But if every lawbreaker
and hOodlum who fears the enforcement
of law today in the city does not vote the
Democratic ticket, then the leading
lights of that party have done an awful
lot Of lying and Dragging about downing
the Republican ticket for the past month.
They have made terrible noise about it.
There fems to us to be good deal of
unnecessary stopping over on the part of
those who would save the neclls of the
condemned anarchists upon the idea that
TO execute them viii be to make martyrs
of them. We are still decidedly of the
opinion. aye, the conviction, that it will
be infinitely better TO make martyrs of
them than heroes, which last would
inevitably result should their lives be
spared.
Had ii not been for the old city police
force the Democratic party would have
had no central organization outside of its
enlerprising chairman. Mr.. Majors was
ably seconded by the old force. They
have hopes of returning to power and 10
one can blame them for trying to hold on
to a good thing by working like beavers
today for the Democrats. Republic
cans, take notice
TodayS contest in Sedgwick county
should put young Republicans on their
mettle. The first step they take in cast
ing their first ballot will have very much
TO DO with shaping their future political
course. See to it, young men, that you
start right. Make no mistake by voting
any other than the straight Republican
ticket; 1t is composed Of as good men as
the county affords for the various offices
for which they stand
The second annual state sanitary con-
vention VIII be held al Topeka. Kansas.
December : and s, under the auspices of
the state board Of health. arrangements
having been made by local committee
of citizens of Topeka. acting with a COM
mittee of the state board of health. At
each session of the convention there viii
be addresses or papers on subjects of gen
eral interest pertaining 10 public health,
each paper TO be followed by discussion
of the subject treated.